
Apartments near Stonybrook South in Louisville, KY (211 Rentals)


The Taylor at 502

Maplewood II Apartments

The Monarch

Station JTown

Avery

The Rye Apartments

Union at JTown

Hurstbourne Pointe

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The Belltower

The Harper

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Springs At Hurstbourne

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Enclave at Breckenridge

East Chase Apartments

ReNew Breckenridge

Breckinridge Pointe

Flats at Hurstbourne

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The Metropolitan

Hurstbourne Crossing Apartments

9903-9915 Michael Edward Dr

Roanoke

Ridgewood

The Country Acres Apartment Community

Vines at Stony Brook

Heatherstone

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284 El Conquistador Pl, Unit 284

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4029 Orchard Lake Dr

3328 Breckenridge Ln, Unit 4

4200 Berkshire Ave

3103 Dale Ann Dr

9106 Talitha Dr

279 Granvil Dr

9204 Talitha Dr

8112 Cloudcroft Ln

3425 Stony Farm Dr

3914 Stone Hollow Dr

4500 Landside Dr

3401 Lesway Ct

3931 Manner Dale Dr

7010 Wildwood Cir

203 El Conquistador Pl

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